#NonProjectCBR #CommunityProject #CommunityArt #SocialEngagement #SocialPractice NonProjectCBR: From 2018 I started a series of social practice projects and interactive installations in non-art spaces in Canberra that attempts to NOT define, to BREAK boundaries, and to NOT achieve. It is a practice of doing and enduring. Long-term project. 'Flower arranging & exchange' is another pop-up event under NonProject which involves non monetary exchange (of time, arranged flowers, ve

#NonProjectCBR #CommunityProject #CommunityArt #SocialEngagement #SocialPractice NonProjectCBR: From 2018 I started a series of social practice projects and interactive installations in non-art spaces in Canberra that attempts to NOT define, to BREAK boundaries, and to NOT achieve. It is a practice of doing and enduring. Long-term project. 'Re-discovering home' is a little show that happened at home around July to September 2019 to re-discover my relationship with the space I

#NonProjectCBR #CommunityProject #CommunityArt #SocialEngagement NonProjectCBR: From 2018 I started a series of social practice projects and interactive installations in non-art spaces in Canberra that attempts to NOT define, to BREAK boundaries, and to NOT achieve. It is a practice of doing and enduring. Long-term project. WHAT NonProject??? It is NOT a thing, just some attempts learning about how boundaries, definitions and systems work, and how to break them down if that i

It is problematic to simply argue that “indigenous craft” is art. We need to go beyond postcolonialism in curating the "colonised". To simply add "other" elements to "art" does not change its basis. The actual problem is to value art more than other creativity products that are not justified in the art theory. The dominant system is only strengthened by us including any non-Western object into a Western art space as an object for reconciliation or manifestation of "equal righ

To merely include "craft" as "art" is a common but problematic practice in art academies. The key issue lies in this question: Why do we need to identify something as "art" to assure its value? Craft in itself has a lot that the "art" of Western canon lacks. This art review reflects on the value of crafts seen in the relationships built through collaboration, local and natural materials applied and time involved in the hands-on process. #postcolonialism #asianpacificart #artr